The advent of wireless headphones is slowly laying the headphone jack to rest, but it’s not going out without a fight. The design, which traces its roots back to the late 1800 s is sure to find a home ...

In the 2015, and earlier, MacBook Pro, and every other Mac model with optical audio out on the 3.5mm jack, the listing is amplified with a statement like "support for audio line out (digital/analog)." ...

Optical audio output is used to link Macs to home theater setups and A/V systems capable of multi-channel surround sound, by way of a mini TOSlink adapter connected to the 3.5mm jack.

Need (or simply want) to plug in wired headphones? These top-tested phones buck the wireless trend and keep the old-school 3.5mm audio jack.

The 3.5mm audio jack was popularized as the way to plug headphones into Sony's portable Walkman tape player and got a new lease on life as a way to handle audio on virtually every mobile phone and PC.

Even premium headphones like Apple’s AirPods Max can’t play Hi-Res Lossless audio when streamed from an iPhone. Plug into the tiny Questyle M12 Mobile Headphone Amp with DAC and you can take ...

Let’s remember, the death of the headphone jack does not mean the death of wired audio. It’s dead simple to get a USB-C adapter or Lightning adapter to plug in your wired headphones.